Zora

In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Zora protocol and the initial release of zorb, we invite you to mint a commemorative NFT for your collection. Minting is open for 20+22 hours on New Years Day and cements your status as an early supporter of Zora.


[zorb.dev](https://zorb.dev/) by [zora.co](https://zora.co).

ZORBS by ZORA

I just bought the network state book cover by @balajis.eth 

https://zora.co/coin/base:0xdd980cb9ebd719c0e1898b1a93c560a003240a36

NFTs have evolved into at least four categories.

First, there are name NFTs like yourname.eth. These are the easiest to understand because they are just like domain names or usernames.

Next, there are profile NFTs like Bored Ape. These have value because they are like club memberships, and people make them part of their public identity.

Next, there are Zora-style content coins like horse (see reply), which update the art NFT model by setting up a market for every Instagram-style post. Buyers buy these coins to show appreciation for the creator, to speculate on how much more popular a given post will get, and sometimes to show (via onchain timestamps) that they’re early to spotting new talent.

Finally, there are micro-NFTs that just represent onchain data, akin to “typed likes”. Many social actions are now cheap enough to record onchain.

I believe Balaji is trying to get people to start thinking about why the tokens on Zora are called contentcoins.

At the very least, there really is a book called The Network State. 😂

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🎩 first, but I like being part of this experiment that is Farcaster 🌶️

well it might be working with this massive runner 😂

I feel the same, it seems like they’re trying to shift the attention back to Zora.

one day I will figure out how to ballpark potential market caps of these runners.

hitting almost $10M on a Zora Coin is crazy to me. almost like they are testing the waters

brypto

protocol eng @ recallnet.twitter, interested in verifiable computing, mod /zk; avichalp.me

ETH is that but another way to put it is that's a decentralized network-marketplace (DNM) for blockspace. Any time there's a DMN, there's an opportunity for a token.

It's possible for the protocol to change over time. ETH has, and ETH's economic loop was only closed years after launch with EIP-1559 (via the burn).

You should connect with eddy, who said: 'ETH is that but another way to put it is that's a decentralized network-marketplace (DNM) for blockspace. Any time there's a DMN, there's an opportunity for a token.' This aligns with the idea of contentcoins as network tokens. Join the conversation in the /brypto channel.